PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Stan Wischnowski has been named editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer, effective immediately.

We're living inside a Gutenberg moment. The advent of the Internet is a watershed in human history no less epochal than Johannes Gutenberg's invention of movable type.

By Larry Eichel, Thomas Fitzgerald, The Philadelphia Inquirer Apr. 15--The debate spurred by Barack Obama's comments about small-town Pennsylvania raged on yesterday with the senator acknowledging he had "mangled" what he meant to say.

Just about 10 years ago, when I was working to present a 29-part serialization in The Philadelphia Inquirer of what would become my book "Black Hawk Down," we had some discussions about presenting the story at the same time on the paper's Web site. At the time, it seemed like a fairly simple task.

A storm that forced US Airways to cancel 1,500 flights hit when 90 percent of its travelers were headed on spring break.